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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

We are obliged 10 take issue with our correspondent at Prescott in reference to the political nature of the bill which just passed ihc House, abolishing the office of Commissioner of Immigration. We think that the House acted wlseiy in the mat ter. The S4ooo u.ed annually in the salary of Commissioner 0f Immig,a. ton could, in our oplnon, be used to a much greater advantage in paying the different newspapers for doing the adver- tising. Pay one newspaper in each coun- ty proportionttc sum of that S4ooo winch goes icto the hands of the Com missioner and the results will be ten-fold greater in its benefits 10 Arizona. The bill as it passed the House is proper one, and we commend every honest Democrat who stood manfu,ly for the right. The office iE the onset was cre- ated for a pet. Jt vas gotten up especi- ally for Mir Patrick Hamilton, and has not benefited Arizona but very little. There is not newspaper published in thls Territory but what has done ten times the amount of judicious and successful advertising for Arizona during the past two years than this commission system could possibly have done. Let our Legislature enact law distributing this money among the papers, Pro- vided that they print ten thousand extra copies each, and in that extra issue give q full and complete description of the various resources of their counties, this method would advertise the resources ot Arizona, each news 'aper would vie with the others to have the most complete description of their various sections. The SS,ooo spent by Mir. Hamilton during the past four years was almost used in adver. Using the resources of one or two coun- ties. This is all wrong. Let the news, papers do the advertising, ard then t will be a question of pride and labor on the part of the different editors of Ari. zona, and the Territory will be known iron. one end of the Union 10 the other inside of SIX months. We ask our law. makers to try this method. It cannot, nor will not fail, and the result will aston. ish even those who are in favor of the measure.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
IhC suhiLn IprN.ll VA.

AUSTIN, Feb. 3I--The Deadlock occ- ! upias the entire attention If the lyg,slatu- r., and the struggle seems as diiflcul' "t solution ,o.nigh, as on the .!.,, day ofrle sess,au. The chrrg. since the third ballot, when id ,.c TerreH,s name was withdrawn have neap uninpo"tanr and confined cxclus veiy to about fifteen 1T, nn rs who are not pledged to any caairdate. There is q l.r-c element in
 the legislature Hing 10 proceed with
 the regular bpsioess, ani it is thought this eleme"t will gaia such strength early
 next wc,k ss ro force the entrance of a dark horse. O. the retirement oI at least one of the presenr candidates. It is a notable fact tat Scal,cr Mpxey Judge Reagan and Governor Tr,lin', in the mids, Of the cHctem mi and intrigue in ciden' 10 soc' contest, Nao"linue to maintain tie most friendly and even cordial personal relations, each waiting fr others @ throw up the sponge. Rrmors ne rh; ,,.n;ah, Of the cntran- cc early in the V of ,cveral di.ti gai : cd dar'; hs~s 0,sbly Ilx Governor Roberts. Go, Throckmorton is also credited " T5 wr.tan to sev- | erJ member, ( health is fully re- stored. The fly' Governor Ross comes from Wac, . home Of Senator | Coke, would seem =, cluie the possi- inlay u( his maUe a?rung upon the lh" legislature, Hs d mean the al | most certain retire fCOke two years hence Ye, mau. ,embars regard the election Of Governor Ros, a5 strong pos.irlity. even ii ,hc ddadIuck remains uobroi;rn beyond them,dhie nfnext week.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Tram GOIIbrr Tap:ured.

ALBUQUERQUE, feh. I.--Thc train robbers who attempted 70 wreck the passenger and expr@e, JrAlo on the At lanuc and P,,cinc ro1d between Grants ani Blue water s'atio1s on tic I7th in s,an', hav' been Orou ;ht to bay. A strong pas5. sent out by the Santa Fe and toe At.n,ic and Pacific road, ard the Wells Fargo comp my, surrounded ,lrcc of the robbers a, Cienrg, A'izonI, about seveny.dvG ,n.le, sort1Nes ot Albnquerquo and aGont fifty miles south of the AIantic ard Pacific read In eff eeuog 'hc c,p u,o Hardy IFM05,er was killed but hyed long enough to make a confession duplicating the whole party. Four of the ro6oets whose names were revealed .jy Foster, are still at large. The car,uro@ men, beside the man killed are Chl.l, Ross and Lissie Bouy. They were brought here ,hrS afternoon al:d placed in steel cell in the county jliI. Ross jS the same man Nno murder ed Cit, Nj rsh {, Mcclure and Policeman Henry io t',s city on November last, and s.crp d from j,il. The credi, for this fine and effective piece Of active work and capture is largely due to spec i4l Ager; II. ]. Franklin, of ,he Santa Fe road.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

The bill of Captain Heync, prohibiting steam wagons iron ps'Sing over our county roads IS farce and should be laid away with muny others of like character whicu have been introduced at the capi. ,al this winter fla steam wagon is able to the work It is credited with, il ought to be permitted to do so but we do not believe the machine |, any account but we do believe it should be allowed to wreck it's own fortunes.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
TBLEGRh 2aIG. House Abolishe5 the Uonl- missioner Immigration. The Council in Their immaculate
 Wisdom Table it. The Texas L9gisIatlr9---A Dead
 Lock---WhO is he? A Bold Train Robbery on the At
 lantic 6 Pacific, And Their Subsequent Capture in Arizona Near tha Oiencsa,
And Their Subsequent Capture in Arizona
 Near tha OicncSo.
Especial to the EPITAPa.
COUNCIL.
Trouble Ahead.

Special to The ErirhPiI.
 PRESCOTT Feb. I,--tIoI,: bi!i ab J. ishiug the office of Commissioner of lm- migration wa, ranl tn. first tim. Eos ter, uf Ywapai, moyed tha, it be referred to the Committee o1 rerrl,orid affairs. Drake, of Pima, offered asa sub ,i,u'e 10 refer it to thc Commn;rr on w,y, md mcan>. S'cv-n, of Gr- ham. moved a cal of ,bc Nou'e. AnAer on, of Pinal, wa, brough' n but presi,icn, Cornwal Aas sick. Anders'n moved |, lay the b;l rn tAc table. Carried.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
HOUSE..
Mugrnh fer the Republicans.

Special t3 lh2 EPirArn
 PRESCOTT, Feb |, The Republicans of the House, mum 'crio& only seven, captured the DcmocraGc sevcrucn aud pass, the bl! aDo'l,hing the oaicc ot Commissioner of ImrlEra;i'n by a vo,e of tMeny-one ayes to two nays. TGe only Democrats who voted aga'Ae' the bill being Andrews,,df SWapa1 1"I '!o'- lins, of Mohave This is rcairy the first bill of political nature which has ben before either honse, and i, clcorly shows that the Democratic parry are weak sisters. Bracewell, of Co>hi<,, WIS a3- sent, being sick ln bed.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
New Nurk for supervisors.
Special 10 TEe EpITArH

Special 10 TEe EpITAPH
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I--B :an, of Pima, in troduced bill authorizing the different boards of supervisors of Ar'zDal to erect slaughter houses not nearer than two miles of any city containing two thou sand or more inhabitants, all stock to be butchered either private or otherwise, must be kilei d such slaughter house.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
II E. MANSON. Secretary.

Have you relative 9. fI,td ip,r."!- ng toward hr mi.er,,s tht are cnisjlcd by an emptruc lie ard frn k'rI's grave? Ii so y"i can lpducc ham to ac. cept the Acme treatment. lIinvoives DO hardship. Real thcr ad. in ano'h,r column.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Sac llGgr,.

Three fine inch Redwood tanks, 1900 gallons, capaciy, lhree ,a.iuch' Redwood tanks, 800 gallons capaci;y; also 10, lumber. For particulars apply at the residence of Daniel O'Connor, Third street. rexi to Episcopal church, Tomb stone Arizona. nsgf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

If any one or two of,he counties in this Territory demand a Commissioner of Inn migration let them supply the demand with their county funds, as the office is certainly blrren of results as far a| the whole Territory is concerned.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Code Comm SsiUIi.

Special To The EPrrAPII.
 PRESCOTT, Feb, I--Thc cole c nm ,.
 sion bull, prepare by Ben GoN Inch, r,- garding civil p rec iur,, pas'd the House.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Thn \ mlna,lon of Mntthcys.

WASHINGTON, Jrr. 3I.-la the secret session of the Senate his afternoon h. gals offered informally letter to the President, in reply to he meosage sent by him to the senate some weeks ago giving his reasons foy re-nomina,ing F. C. Mathews to be recorder of deeds of this district. The letter went over under objection, and will come up at next secret session. Its purpose is stated to be to correct the impression which prevails 10 some extent, that Matthews was rejected because of hs color, and that the nomn- ation was made party question by the senate.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

We hope that this Legislature will leave the boundary lines of the different counties in Arizona remain as they are at present. We have counties enough for lhe nopulatiOn.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
hEiSl eiViciiulS

DUBLIN, Jan, 3l-The people of Ach'l, an island of County Mayo, are pre- parns 10 r>pcl tn. Shsrtit,, who is on hi, way there to execute fifty ejectment suts The people are wn'ching day and, night io1 this event, an have arranged Jo g.yc no,;ce If his approach, ii at night, by means fires and TO ke;s. The fifty ejectmcn'5 if executed, will put in the road aNoas al d." is anGers who at pres ent have decent shelter. The people of the island are extremely poor, md rear- ly all were supported during the who.e Of last winter. and spring through charatab'c contributions t,ed anl contributed by the New York Suu. The last series oi cvicuons at G!enbeiGh commences 10 I~,,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

English gun boats are patrolln8 the coasts of Name and New Brunswick for the purpose fprolecting the Canadian fisherman, Uncle Sam will waltz out there soon and disperse the treSplsser. Johnny Bull had better look well 10 she interest of Ireland and allow our government to manage their own affairs.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

There is q resurrection of natures latent vigor every Spring. Like the world around you, renew your complex ion, inyigorate our powers, cleanse the channels Q! lift. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the means to use for this purpose,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

Congressman John E. Russell of Mas s1chusetts thinks that the Bay State will be a doubtful one in 1888 if Cleveland i> renominated by the Democrats.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

The EPITAPH hopes that the bill abo'-
 ishng the office of Commissioner Of I'm. migration will pass the Council. Iii is a deserving measure and Shnu'd become n
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
T. 6 A. ii.
Propre.r.

h'4 'oin'o,naa Loi,e N ,. f. < \. M. i','s >'.Ir' n.,eiiu,s rn .'r ,mrd Slu J~y |gt in caDh mortn in Maso1 1c i.ah ot 7:j3 T. m. Special mecr og> hclt vt,neycr b'u' f,s l. hoi,;ed. Vi,.lIu. br lh~r4 +,c cordially in,i gt [, It; n'. DAyIb C:iN.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

The hair is frequently rendered pre- ma,urely gray by care, grief, delicate health, lownese of spirits, or depressed 'one of the v;tl' ?awcts.,Ttr use of Halls Vegetable S,";jiaa Har Remover will re- store its you.hful color 5nd beauty. Y
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
No po,InNs Wnntctl.

Special 10 the EP!rAPu PRESCOTT, Fe1. I.--Rill pissed re- pealing an ac, to establish public r ,uuds in Pinal and NJ rioopt c'uutes, also bill concerning ui..Is of title t' real prop
 erty
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

The EPITAPH receives more news daily from Prescott than any journal in Ariz 1na.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Yyncr to nr a.elieya.l.

Special to the tPtTAPH.
 PRESCOTT Feb. I-Crrptc, of Gjia, introduced a bill cutting down the prices paid for tie scaips of wild animals.
 Scott, of Pima, b..I for the protection of game.
 The bill for the relief If ex-Sherfr 1y- Ter passed. [ grams him $500 for the capture of Soto, the Mexican bandit.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
No EbsyihiOn.
Special to the EPIrAPH.

Special to the EpIrAPi.
 PRESCOTT Feb, I--Oiv:", of Yavd- pal, introduced pc, tol i19 n citizens uf Williams, opposing ,h. division of Yav"- pal coun.y.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

The Legislature wants Ren Goodrich for Chief Justice. He is good lawyer and would make splendid Judge.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
The EPITAPH Is ths only daily news paper published in Cochise Cohnty.
CITY AND couaTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Our Legislature has evidently go, down to solid work.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Gnot.lc.l rn, E,;..a2 .gn.Iicc.

Spccii' 10 t.e EP,rApT.
 PRESCOTT, Feb I-Lcatherrond, n' Pima, offered memo;nt tu Congrcs., asking for the appontmen. of Ben Gooa- rich as Chief Jusuce of Arizona.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Notjce "i :e'mp' Ii !!00i.
 (>ocaratory Stat ,ment No. ro9t.)

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUCSON, Ary., ian. 25, I8S7.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed otice Of his intention to make final proof in support of his Pre-emp:ion Clam No. rooT, and that said proof will be made before the Regi tier and Receiver of the U. s. Land Office at Tucson Arizona, on Thursday, March To, r 67, viz; W. G. Green wood, of Benson. Cochisc county. A, r., for the F # of $. W. A and W. 5 of s. T.. H of Sec, 29, Tp. .6 6 K. 20 F.. G. & S. R. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his con- tnuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: D. II. ogaiD Newton Smith T. B. Robson and Thomas Turner. all of Benson, Cochsc county, A. '.
 C. F. DALEY, Register. First publication Ina 3t, 1877
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

Harris, the Tailor, las on hand q tiuf of winter goods, whch he + ua al rva"n1h'e prices. give him call
 If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Cauti lr.

The poa CT of attorney heretofore gwen by me to W. w. H.ldw,n, authorizing him to act as my aSen. "t Benson, has b ea revoked. All accounts cue the firms of Dyar Finch and Baldwin, D!ar and Baldwin and ], Il Hu | .nccessor to W. w. Baldwin are payable onl. [, he un- dersIgneJ. l. II HULL.
 Tombstone Jan. I2, 1887. 5oi
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

ToS $ Mulberry, you are hereby noti ed that the undersigned has expended one hundred (SIo2i dollars during the years 1883 I684-ISS5 and I660 in the performance O the annual labor upon the Kodman-Aiagnatr, and Nanguard mi ing claims, situated in the Tombstone Min ing district, Cochisc county. Arizona Territor,, in c~dcr 10 hold the same as required by SectiCn 2374 Revised Statutes oi the 'Cnitcd States and your proper ion oi said sum so expended and due 10 the undersigned is onc-SiNth O! the amount so expended on each of the abo,c men tioned claims ant if you y"ur lcGS or assigD' fail or refu c to contribute Yoal proportion of tI C sum expended wth;n nincty day, ate. C publication of this notice, your ,G >'csl iu the said mncs will hc oms the property of z c undersigned wuo h,,s made such expenditure
 Tn MAS OGDrN.
 Tombstone, Feb l. 7.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01

Thv C,,liorn'a Me, muket coiuor Ale and 'rhjrl Sueel>, Light we,ghts and nigh prices, nolhjH# oH j",H , tl T and be coaY;ncc5 ail. %
 P NJ. HILTON,
 Plopr g q.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
Will Have n Chaplain.

PRESCOTT, Feb. 1.-The bi | directing the prison commissioners to employ 8 chaplain passed the House to-day.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-01
THE: BEST

Hair restorative in the world is HALLS HAIR RENEWER. It cures all diseases of the scalp, and stimulates the hair glands 10 healthlul action. It stops the falling of the hair; prevents its turning gray; cures baldnesS, and restores youthful color and freshness of appearance to heads already White with age. The following are few illustrations of what is done by
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-13
GaoOo6S Woro.

Sagen moo N%rensburf, Yaltor Sab
bods Morber, CT MI g%ieunemsaaet jim
fprlte Mft. Bepilerne MOB bam bar laa
inblplenoe at Sfentligbeoen bleu operbez
piit ON bans Stplo. Seen enbnu fgr
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II al be II Surimeno bar fjpbt sjenz
nem ben Auflaeeoes 6oriuarere. 8etz
tentenoe Wenneifer latte in9en 9iltro
til bette 8pste, men oesperre ipnes bet
bog at baue bant soo @runo. Set git
1aaleoes at II itemte for MrensborfS
6rifienoelie, os blot n EN- irif 5arz
mer - impb.
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iitanb til at iaa ben tolpte oner paa Jim
SIDE ON be blot baube bapt mere Tio ;
men oa traabte benne ielp frem for DON'T
mereu % lasoe at ban bapbe nsie iam=
menltiIet ale 8ionesbpro os paa bet
@runolas bpsset jim 0om, iom ban life
funbe frasaa, ~lisesploist buor lang 9ib
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Dommeren afifeoiseoe Smrien % no
iattes Sasen Ell llse. Sou fommer Der
til at blipe palst M Snrp os belle Ga
gen laaleoes at sjennemsaaes paanp.
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blipe anla9t mob be ellene SlrpmRno ;
men ibuorpel bet ifulbe par snifelist er
bet fIapt pentelist at be lfulbe blipe
felbebe. usuoeligbeoen aoer ON fig
iom Ell 4reft.
Des Woines, Soma, bar nastet at
ubltebe 4icenle til wholesale liquor
dealers. 2esislaturen bar fOrbuot Sern-
baner at transporter VI % Br9nbepin
gjennem Staten.
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0oot for 1clbreocn.

Set par en- Gang en- Stuoent lom
lpntes bans 6elbreo bolot paa at aftage,
% laa font ban paa at bet ltuloe
bjelpe bam at oritfe Seer. Meu ban
piloe life saa paa S%aloonen, os oerfor
laa bellutteo ban at fjebe en- &agge %
oriffe paa lit 8erelie.
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il9en Duerrumpleoe BAN. Wten oct par
life altio laa let.
gn Dag juit iom ban tennte Jig Ell
Slurt banfeo bet paa 0Dren, os bpenl
anpsn ltnloe ton1me END Yrofeslpren.
"6pao er bet?" lpurste oenne ba ban
laa Beerta9seu,
Otter en- Sci 5tammen % 9olte,
tos Stuoenten Jig for Brpitet os for
tlarebe at ban bapoe mertet i'm .9elbreo
at buffe UNDER og ban par bange for
life at funoe boloe no 1erminen ug oa
bauoe ban tent bet ituloe itprfe bam at
orifte liot Seer % iaa tentte ban at
naar ban tps EN- aasse paa lit Stunt
laa fnnbe insen pioe bet, os %insentins
bape at li9e ont Sfolen for bet!
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at bet bjelper?"
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tiltager os iom Beuis fan jes anfpre at
Den Sang jes fit Seer aassen, funoe
je9 fnapt lpfte ben, MI berimob, fan jag
lsfte ben bpiere os beiere buer Sag.
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Gu fofbar 1uno.

Den &epublifanife 2esislatlrr iaanias
foranbrer Naonet paa ct. Sobn gDuutl
(laaleoes falot efter Yrobibitioniiten
lom par @upernpr | to 1erminer, nom
ineret treble Sang, men Hagen, a
fine esne- liseruis iom Mmenoementet
Mticbi9an) til 4osan Goumtp. &raitis'
9aler bolbtes for Joranorinsen.
Speafer gmitb iasbe ban ifuloe pnift
til Sub, at ct. Sobns Wapn funbe ND.
ilettes at 6istorien.
9otp sjoroe bet itsrlte 5orlss PAD
8eltalenbeoens STUNT ibet ban ~Iortalts
at ban bauoe en- 9unb falbet ct. Sobn,
ben 6uao ltjal Gs % ban pilbe ifDbe
ben bpis Counties Napn blep foranbret.
9e salneite 5olf timber man uoenom
@alebuiet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-13

Gall. Hro9rammet beltaar ialminoe=
lisbeb al Mfbolostaler i bet norife %
elselife spros, iarnt lang al Jorenin=
gems 8or, Der er UNDER Qeoeile al ST.
$. Mifelano, J%oreninsens ~lellfabelise
5ammenfomlter, iOm botoes buer Maa=
neo, bar brast Meolemsautallct laa beit
ium bet er, % baaber ri inoen 9alpaarets
uogans at baue naaet 500.
Jreo 30. @erner,
SefretGr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-13
Riemp for oct @ooes eas.

Jremab, Eenner! 0erren falber
Oper GU Stano % buer en- Nloer
Sill bet fore, ROle 4alo:
Set @ooes Yert, bet Onoes Sab.
0uer en- Strait % bper en- Gpne
1reioi8 mi til YGrtet %itepne!
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6pler S SeYs 1ro er tabt
8eo til San,, iom Stprfe siper,
ut i Iroens 8raft S bliuer.
gr Ser 2ipet ber paa Soroen
9unfelt, triit % taaset poroen,
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Gp mob Simlens lpie Gale.
1rpen enc CT ben Bro
Ser fprer mellem oisie to.
Gag oa fat meo lpfteO' 0ooer.
5Gnf paa Jaoer, Splfelo', Mooer,
3Gnt paa ale, buor Dc er
6jernt, ~bpaobeuer be er NOR.
Ntino s benz i oeres Sorser,
Sc bar Set lom Simmelborser.
Naar laa 5, meo iriife 8refter,
Niot i 2ipets fagre 8aar
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0ult oa paa at Sos % g@re
8pr eli pores Mttraa pore.
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"a oil 4ipets n,ange &e
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os fsler NniparsuGsten tuns-
Sen sobe 9erre, S palste tjene,
9an uil Ser 8refter % Moo f%oriene.
"N en- alt 10 saar iaa sruelis imaat,
gRit Bert bet ligner en- 9raabe blot"
So, iom en- 9raabe - en- for en-
So buler no ben baaroe Sten,
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Mt ta9e 2eroom ira Den.
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Store Eerf ei baitig tiger.
Sc ln1aa unber 5ioens Sano-
Gnaues, lioe 8aal og 8ranb.
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Sin, Der brpoer irem til Seier,
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Som iDnser Yris for buer Sanobeostr
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Som lpfter, b9rer % boloer Sag,
st Minoeorapa ri Dem uil fpGbe
Sill oeres Wre os SlGgtens 8lGoe.
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Nububon, Beder 60, Minn., 25oe Mpril.
0r. Nlfelanb! 8or Beboloning al
CARDS" meo paatrpft Mfbolbslpfte er
iluppet op, % fuaoe Sc lfaffe os Ell M
5orlpnins par bet bra.
5oreningen bar poret ~betpoeli9 | ben
ienere gio, os alt fere os flere ipnes at
iaa Dinene Up iaa be ler Oriffelfiffens
os Oriffetraffens ioroerpelise 5plser,
os mango bar ailast Nfbolbslpftet %
iluttet Jig til os. 6oreninsens Gmz
bebsmeno for Nerperenbe ere: 8icez
iormano, >, 3rmot; Setretar, S, s.
Sbeipelano; &asierer, S. 9omitao,
lamt unoerte9nebe lom 5prmano. &jer=
Zig 6illen ira 0eres
3. u. >. YeterIon.
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Mtpater. 23be Npril.

Mttuater, 230e Nprtl.
9r. $. Mlfelanb! Gor 5orenins tiff
tebes oen lobe Nopbr., 1886, peo 6r,
>. &olenoabl % fables ben "Sfanoina=
pilfa 9otal MISUNDERSTANDING Mtiuater,
Enthusiastically er I'LL ". Oa Sefrez
t9ren % De fleite al Meolemmerne ere
%lpenife, af9jpres ale Jorbanolinaer paa
lpenif. 5ormanoen er norlf. 8i bar
anta9et ben ipenlfe Mfoelinss &onltitu=
tiDn.
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